Index for Album F-2001-07-04: Foraging in Forest Park - July 04, 2001

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Number	Thumbnail	Caption	Number	Thumbnail	Caption
1		Burdock. Scientific name: Arctium species	2		Burdock root. Scientific name: Arctium species
3		Wood sorrel. Scientific name: Oxalis acetosella	4		Common nightshade - Poisonous. Scientific name: Solanum nigrum
5		Plantain. Scientific name: Plantago major	6		Wineberry. A couple weeks too early. Scientific name: Rubus phoenicolasius
7		Garlic mustard seeds. Scientific name: Alliaria officinalis	8		Garlic mustard seeds. Scientific name: Alliaria officinalis
9		Poison ivy. Scientific name: Toxicodendron radicans	10		Wineberry. Scientific name: Rubus phoenicolasius
11		Burdock, 2nd year. Scientific name: Arctium species	12		Berkeley’s polypore mushroom. Too old to eat. Now tough and bitter. Scientific name: Bondarzewia berkeleyi
13		Berkeley’s polypore mushroom. Too old to eat. Now tough and bitter. Scientific name: Bondarzewia berkeleyi	14		Most likely a winter polypore, Polyporus brumalis, a non-edible species. Scientific name: Polyporus brumalis
15		Turkey tail mushroom. Not edible. Scientific name: Trametes versicolor	16		Common spice bush. Berries not ready until Fall. Can crush leaves and make tea. Scientific name: Lindera benzoin
17		Common spice bush. Berry closeup. Scientific name: Lindera benzoin	18		Jewelweed patch. Scientific name: Impatiens capensis
19		Jewelweed close up. See the jewels sparkle? Scientific name: Impatiens capensis	20		Red cracked bolete.
21		Two color cracked bolete. Choice.	22		Another bolete. Turning blue quickly. No good to eat.
23		Two color bolete. Turns blue slowly.	24		Two color bolete. Turns blue slowly.
25		Earth ball mushroom. Will be black insider. Poisonous. (Push ball are white inside.)	26		Plater file mushroom. Terrible tasting.
27		Indian pipe. Not edible. No chlorophyl. So is white. Is parasitic.	28		Milky mushroom. One of the best mushrooms, says Wildman.
29		Milky mushroom.	30		Milky mushroom.
31		Fawn mushroom. Awful tasting.	32		Russula mushroom.
33		Chanterelle.	34		Artist’s conk mushroom. Too tough to eat. Can stratch on it and draw. Scientific name: Ganoderma applanatum
35		Small garlic mustard. Scientific name: Alliaria officinalis	36		Black birch. Chew on twigs. Like wintergreen. Scientific name: Betula lenta
37		Black birch. Chew on twigs. Like wintergreen. Scientific name: Betula lenta	38		Grape leaves.
39		Black raspberry. Stem has bluish powder on it. Scientific name: Rubus occidentalis	40		Black raspberry closeup. Scientific name: Rubus occidentalis
41		Chicken mushroom. Scientific name: Laetiporus sulphureus	42		Sassafras tree trunk. Scientific name: Sassafras albidum
43		Sassafras leaves. Scientific name: Sassafras albidum	44		Berkeley’s polypore. Scientific name: Bondarzewia berkeleyi
45		Blushers, amanetas. Don’t eat, as it is too close to a deadly one.	46		Red cracked bolete.
47		Two colored bolete. Choice.	48		Russula. Tasteless.
49		Amanita. White variation of cleft foot. Turns brown. Very poisonous.	50		Chestnut bolete. Doesn’t turn color. Can eat. Scientific name: Gyroporus castaneus
51		Green quilted russula. Good to eat.	52		Bitter boletes.
53		Red mouthed bolete. Makes you sick.	54		Pokeweed. Edible in Spring if prepared properly. Scientific name: Phytolacca americana
55		Chicken mushrooms. Scientific name: Laetiporus sulphureus	56		Chicken mushrooms. Scientific name: Laetiporus sulphureus
57		Chicken mushrooms. Scientific name: Laetiporus sulphureus	58		Immature black walnut. Scientific name: Juglans nigra
59		Mulberry. Scientific name: Morus	60		Mulberry. Closeup. Scientific name: Morus
61		Sweet cicely. A little late in the year with ..? Scientific name: Osmorhiza longistylis	62		Sweet cicely. A closeup. Scientific name: Osmorhiza longistylis

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